Second Grant Of $25 000 Given For Leaf Research
A second grant of $25 000 to the Agricultural Experiment Station of North Carolina State College for its tobacco research program was made by Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. Dr. F R Barkis presented the cheque to Dr. D W Colvard who accepted for the Tobacco Research Fund. The grant follows an initial $26 000 gift last March. Colvard praised the company for foresight and cooperation, saying the funds will support a continuing, expanded program addressing all phases of North Carolina's tobacco industry. Barkis stressed tobacco's economic importance and the need for broader, fundamental research. The grant marks a major step in an ongoing tobacco program at State College, with collaboration from industry and public resources.
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Tobacco research grant aids North Carolina industry
The grant provides added support beyond current resources including appropriations and USDA funds. Despite the tobacco crop’s value, the total research budget remains small. Dr. E W Colwell says the grant closes the gap and boosts staff efforts to tackle tobacco industry problems and expand investigations.
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Homecoming Day At Mount Zion Church
A Mount Zion Church near Ararat hosts a homecoming Sunday inviting the public to attend with a well-filled picnic basket. Lunch will be served at 12 30 p.m. The event extends a special invitation to former pastors quartets and singers.
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Ed Scheidt Pens Feature in Law Enforcement Bulletin
Ed Scheidt, Motor Vehicles Commissioner, wrote a 1500 word feature for the June issue of the Law Enforcement Bulletin, the official publication of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The article marks Scheidt as an author contributing to federal law enforcement literature.
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Former FBI Agent Leads North Carolina DMV Theft Bureau
The FBT bulletin profiles Scheidt, a former FBI special agent, who contributes authoritative pieces on law enforcement and traffic safety. He has served as Tar Heel motor vehicles commissioner since June 2008 after 21 years with the FBI.
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